Three Problems with the Lone-Gunman Theory

[John Iacoletti]

'Oswald arse-kisser' is used by Chapman to point out that you are the biggest Oswald arse-kisser in history, Mr McKneeley.

Are you still kissing the arse of your child-molesting father?

[Bill Chapman]

Are you still kissing the arse of your child-molesting father?

My father molested children?
Tell us about it. I had no idea!

[Bill Chapman]

I don't know or care what god you may or may not believe in.

I'm shattered

[Jon Banks]

#4 - The fatal shot to JFK's skull was made by a frangible bullet or some other type of bullet that couldn't have come from the Carcano rifle.

#5 - the trajectory of the headshot doesn't trace back to the Sixth floor of the Book Depository.

[Jerry Freeman]

...the trajectory of the headshot doesn't trace back to the Sixth floor of the Book Depository.

All you have to do is draw a line from the window to the limo [that's what everybody else does]   

[Michael Carney]

The  most likely candidate for the head shot was from Hinkley in the car behind JFK's car, purely accidental of course. A huge amount evidence points in this direction.

[Dan O'meara]

The  most likely candidate for the head shot was from Hinkley in the car behind JFK's car, purely accidental of course. A huge amount evidence points in this direction.

 

Who the fk is Hinkley?

[Martin Weidmann]

All you have to do is draw a line from the window to the limo [that's what everybody else does]   

It's not the line from the window to the limo that's relevant. A line is easily drawn.

It's the angle of the shot that is the problem, if you want to trace back the trajectory of the bullet.